Woodloch in Hawley, PA offers specialty team building programs that feature activities and events ranging from “sedate” to “extreme.” Some challenges emphasize rigorous brainstorming and group presentations, while others are more physi- cally strenuous and focus on group cooperation or racing against the clock.
Still more options include individual creativity, shar- ing interests and the discovery of talents. Events can be customized, and all are facilitated by a dedicated, on-site team of professionals.
For dining, attendees will look forward to the Garden Dinner at The Lodge at Woodloch. An intimate event, the dinner is led by an expert chef who discusses and prepares the meal and pairs it with carefully selected wine.
“Guests dine in the middle of our garden where the take a brief tour and harvest some ingredients that will immediately be used in the making of their meal,” noted Lisa Hugaboom, director of corpo- rate sales for Woodloch.
Located in Hawley, PA nestled among pine trees and lakes, the property’s sur- roundings serve as the perfect backdrop for a corporate retreat.
For an upscale meeting, The Lodge at Woodloch is an ideal place in which to conduct business, as well as relax and rejuvenate. This boutique hotel features 58 sleeping rooms, plus meeting rooms, dining space and spa facilities all under one roof.
The lodge also offers locally sourced, farm-to-tablemeals for a fine dining expe- rience. The Main Dining Room, which serves threemeals daily,is the dining area for traditional American Plan guests. When available,guests with the two-meal American Plan will enjoy family-style meals with a breakfast and dinner menu prepared by expert chefs. The Poolside Bar,Woodloch’s Lakeside Grille, the North Lodge Café, as well as the Country Store
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